IU Health Team Captains explain why they walk in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
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Relay for Life 2011
08 Oct 2011
The American Cancer Society estimates that about 33 thousand people in Massachusetts will be diagnosed with cancer this year. And while some people are sitting and waiting for a cure, others are walking for one.
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Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®
30 Sep 2011
Here are some reasons why you should participate in your local Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Find a Race for the Cure near you here: http://www.komen.org/race
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A Walk to Inspire
30 Sep 2011
http://bit.ly/fOMlxc Bill Steele, of Baton Rouge, LA , walked 300 miles in 17 days with one mission: to show his son Will Steele, 34, who has cancer, how much he loves him and understands his pain.
“I walked from Baton Rouge to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston to inspire my son to take the treatments he needs for his cancer,” says Bill.
Will Steele, at age 33, received a diagnosis of desmoplastic small-round-cell tumor (DSRCT) on March 10, 2010. DSRCT is a form of sarcoma that involves an aggressive and rare fast-growing tumor.
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2010 Komen Chicago Race for the Cure
23 Sep 2011
Time to register Chicagoland! 2 races, 2 days, 2 ways to make an IMPACT in Chicago this year. On Sept. 25th at Grant Park in Chicago and Sept. 26th at Yorktown Center in Lombard. Forward this video to all your friends! Register online at www.KomenChicago.org
Lets all join in the fight to find the cures for breast cancer!
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